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24 April 1970 Animated 18 mins
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Zinaida Naryshkina as Witch (voice)
Aleksei Gribov as Plow man (voice)
Sergei Martinson as Tailor (voice)
Nikolai Aleksandrovich as Miner (voice)
Vladimir Rautbart as Blacksmith / Shoemaker (voice)
Nikolay Erdman Writer
Arkadiy Snesarev Co-Writer
Vitold Bordzilovskiy Director
Pyotr Frolov Script Editor
Lyubov Georgieva Editor
Ən Vacib Trailer
Russia 24 April 1970
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